Grupo Dibermex continues advancing its regional growth strategy through a major technological transformation aimed at strengthening logistics operations across the Caribbean and Latin America. The company has launched a new digital modernization initiative that incorporates artificial intelligence systems and autonomous robots into its distribution centers.
According to the company, the implementation includes automated “picking and packing” robots designed to operate continuously, allowing logistics centers to maintain productivity 24 hours a day. Dibermex also reported that its artificial intelligence platform will be capable of forecasting product demand with an accuracy rate of 94 percent, increasing operational capacity to as many as 1,200 orders per hour.
José Israel Adato Steiermann, CEO of Grupo Dibermex, stated that the investment reflects the company’s commitment to operational efficiency and delivery precision throughout its distribution network.
“We are investing in cutting-edge technology because we firmly believe that operational efficiency and precision in deliveries are key to serving our business partners better,” Adato Steiermann said.
The first phase of the project will begin at Dibermex’s new logistics center in Puerto Limón, Costa Rica. The company confirmed that the system will later expand to facilities located in Panama and the Dominican Republic as part of a broader regional integration strategy.
With this initiative, Dibermex aims to strengthen its logistics infrastructure and position its Caribbean operations among the most technologically advanced distribution networks in the region. The company noted that the adoption of artificial intelligence will also improve inventory management by responding more effectively to seasonal demand, market fluctuations and external factors, including weather conditions and special events.
Executives at Dibermex indicated that the modernization plan is intended to increase efficiency across the supply chain while supporting faster response times for commercial partners in multiple markets. The strategy also seeks to reinforce the company’s long-term expansion objectives in Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to the company, integrating automation and predictive analytics into logistics operations represents a decisive step toward optimizing distribution standards and adapting to changing consumer behavior in international markets. Dibermex emphasized that innovation and technology will remain central components of its operational development in the coming years.
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